How To Do A Super In Dragon Ball Fighterz

So, You Wanna Kamehameha Like a Pro?

Let's be honest. You boot up Dragon Ball FighterZ. You mash buttons. Sometimes cool stuff happens.

But you really want to do a Super, right?

Okay, here's a mind-blowing revelation: you need Ki.

That's the shiny meter at the bottom. You build it by punching, kicking, and generally being a Saiyan.

My unpopular opinion? Spamming ki blasts is totally valid strategy to gain Ki. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

Alright, the part everyone skips to! Ready? It's a bit like trying to fold fitted sheets.

Generally speaking, Supers involve a quarter-circle forward (or backward) motion. Then, add two attack buttons. Two! Not one!

Confused? Imagine drawing a smiley face with the stick, then hitting light punch and medium punch at the same time.

Most characters have a Level 1 Super that only requires one bar of Ki.

It's usually something iconic, like Goku's Kamehameha or Vegeta's Galick Gun.

Pro Tip: yelling "Kamehameha!" while doing it adds +10 damage. Science proves it!

Three bars of Ki is serious business. These Supers are flashier, do more damage, and often have cool cutscenes.

The input is usually the same as a Level 1, but with two special attack buttons instead of punch/kick.

It's the ultimate flex. Use it wisely... or just because you feel like it! Who am I to judge?

Want to end the match with a recreation of an iconic scene from the anime? That's a Dramatic Finish.

They're picky, though. You need to end on a specific character. Against a specific opponent. In a specific location. With a specific Super.

Basically, Google it. Or, embrace the chaos and let them happen organically. Stealing a dramatic finish from your opponent is chef's kiss.

Sparking Blast! It's your get-out-of-jail-free card.

Use it when you're getting pummeled. The invincibility can set you up for a comeback!

Don't be afraid to experiment in training mode. Mess around with different characters and Super inputs.

Calling in assists isn’t just about extending combos. It’s about building Ki while someone else takes a beating!

Assist characters are like tiny, Ki-generating batteries. Use them liberally!

I'm not saying neglect your point character but if my assists build Ki faster... you get my point.

Have fun! Dragon Ball FighterZ is a blast.

Don't get discouraged if you don't nail every Super every time.

Just keep mashing those buttons and yelling "Kamehameha!" eventually, you'll become the Super Saiyan you were always meant to be. Maybe.